Two days of artistic happenings that offer a breathing space during these challenging times – events born out of sincere reflection on the situation since those days, and on our place at this time. A gathering of hope, light, and life, taking place on the seventh and eighth nights of Hanukkah.

The “At This Time” events will take place on December 13-14 (Wednesday and Thursday) in three locations – HaMiffal, Mazkeka, and the Sam Spiegel Cinema. Events include film screenings, music performances, candle-lighting ceremonies led by artists, performance art, a local print shop, and simply a space to meet, to find comfort and be together. Entrance is free to all events.

Artistic Direction: Naomi Shalev and Avital Wexler / Mazkeka Content Curation: Keren Ofer and Ofer Tisser / Sam Spiegel Cinema content curation: Yehuda Bogomolny, Shiri Furst and David Be’er / Production: Shira Sendik / Technical Production: Ehud Lax / Branding and Online content: Studio Rosetta / Graphic Design: Tal Harada

The “At This Time” events were created with the help of the Young Adult Authority of the Jerusalem Municipality.

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HaMiffal

DJ Baba Guzamba DJ Set

Reading Room Launching Studio Export’s shop in HaMiffal’s courtyard

Noisy Nature, Still Moment Interactive illustration led by Tohu Collective

Sparks Candle Lighting Ceremony with Iris Erez

From Those Songs To This Time Eight writers and poets with new texts inspired by Hanukkah songs

Surrounding Light Three members of the Jerusalem Street Orchestra in a unique performance at HaMiffal

DJ GONDI DJ set

Reading Room Launching Studio Export’s shop in HaMiffal’s courtyard

A Letter to the Future Writing ourselves on the scroll of this time

Camp Out Shablulim Cinema screens independent short films

Singing Together Candle-lighting ceremony led by the Great Gehenna Choir

Sounds to Dive With Live music by Eran Tzamit

Fireflies Stories from these days with Renana Raz, Sivan Talmor, and Chaya Gilboa

HaMiffal

HaMiffal is an art and culture center in Jerusalem that is built as a collaborative work in the making. The complex includes exhibition galleries, performance spaces, workspaces, a home for workshops, a coffee bar, and a local art gallery. HaMiffal operates in a historic house in the city’s heart and invites the public to build it together through multidisciplinary civic action.